Cheese Straws

Mrs U Makes...Cheese Straws, a quick and easy after school #treat @MrsUMakes

The tripolatas' birthday party has been and gone, I spent the end of July and beginning of August planning and trying out different treats. I had hoped to post the recipes up at that time but there was so much to do. Now that the tripolatas have gone back to school I can get back to baking and making recipes.

The first of these is a savoury snack, which the tripolatas have asked for several times this week. I can't express how simple these are to whip up, making them a great after school treat.


In these cheese straws I've used home made garlic butter, but you can use any compound butter or plain butter. To make the garlic butter, mix minced garlic into softened butter along with some herbs (I used basil and oregano). This shouldn't be kept in the fridge for too long but you can form it into a log and store in the freezer. Cutting the butter into discs (once firmed up) makes it easier to use in the future.

So here's what you'll need: Makes about 16 sticks

1 Puff Pastry sheet
2-3 tbsp garlic butter
A handful of cheese

Here's what you'll need to do:
Preheat the oven to 220 *C

1. Roll out the puff pastry and spread the butter over it

Mrs U Makes...Cheese Straws, a quick and easy after school #treat @MrsUMakes

2. Sprinkle the cheese over the top half of the pastry sheet
3. Fold the bottom half of the pastry sheet over the top

           Mrs U Makes...Cheese Straws, a quick and easy after school #treat @MrsUMakes  Mrs U Makes...Cheese Straws, a quick and easy after school #treat @MrsUMakes

4. Cut into thin strips, twist and place on a lightly greased baking sheet

5. Bake for about 15 minutes, leave to cool on a baking sheet for a couple of minutes, then transfer to a cooling rack to cool completely.

Mrs U Makes...Cheese Straws, a quick and easy after school #treat @MrsUMakes

Eat and enjoy

Mrs U Makes...Cheese Straws, a quick and easy after school #treat @MrsUMakes


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